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British officials slam recognition of Palestinian state

What do the British think of Palestinian statehood?

The UK's recognition of a Palestinian state is expected to comes two months after Prime Minister Keir Starmer said Britain would shift its position in September if Israel did not agree to a ceasefire in Gaza. According to a new poll, nearly nine out of 10 Britons oppose unconditional recognition.

Mystery after decomposed body found in D4vd's Tesla

Mystery after decomposed body found in D4vd's Tesla

The remains of a 15-year-old girl found in an impounded Tesla registered to the singer known as D4vd have been identified after a post-mortem examination. The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office confirmed on Tuesday that it had identified "the juvenile who was reported missing from Lake Elsinore" as Celeste Rivas Hernandez.